Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06

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Mr.. ~ B. Cali. lass Of he Cmstoms
sssfes, vii arrive here On 1nustay
from ne Bag CtF.
gohn Arshnr. Eaq- Of Tssoms. aErivs Z
by lest eseuina's irain and vii spend
Sunday IN Seaffle-
Ex-Dsputy Cohesion A. L. Bake re-
tnrnsd to Port Townsend, FROM Vie
soFia. last Thursday.
Mr.. q. T. Bowman spent paFt Of last
week on basiness IN Whafcon and re-
turned last Tharsday.
MI. P. ChiIbsrR, Of the arm Of
ChibsrR 4 MacReAdF, Of Tacoma, vas
IN the city Iasi Friday.
Miss Ksss Field has 10 coutemplstien
an extended tour along TIE factne
eoasi, - far as Alaska.
Prof. Powell, Of shs Territorial Uni
sersiiy, is In Portland. He will prob
ably return tomorrow.
Mr.. W. T. Pfestan, who has been out
sarveyine for the Lake shore & EaststBs
was Ia the city last Sunday.
3. Eliisott, Warden OF the United
States Peniisntiary 81 AcNeiii's Island,
vas m ths city last Thursday.
Mr.. Joe Gardner and Mr.. F. Z. Nor
tn, Of Fiorsnce, we're passengers on tna
Osty u Quincy last Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank HanfoEd and her mother,
Mra. Jadae Waite, are expected 20 ar
rive In seattle next Thursday.
Clarence Ward returned from the
Cascade division last Thursday, and
will remain in town one week.
Mr.. &C. Best, an cid resident Of Fl
dalR0 Island, left for q short visit 70
Be. Joseph, Missouri, last wesk.
Mis- Eta WhitwoEth entertained .
few friends last Monday evening IN hon
or Of Miss Lindsay, Of Philadelphia.
Miss Lindsay, Who has besn visiting
Miss Eta WhitsoFth for the past
month, left fer samnsF last Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. O. Mills. Of Olympia, vas .
PASSENGER on the Eastwood last
Wednesday. and spent the day in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.H. Feurbach, Who have
been residing IN this city for the past
six months, left for North Yakima last
evening.
Mr.. W. Darling, travelling for Field
man a Co., of Portland, arrived IN
seattle, from Port Townsend, Lass
Tkursday.
Mrs.. W. A. Harrington returned FROM
Olympia last Wednesday. she was SC
eompanied By her brother, Mr.. bonnie
kniRhton.
Mr.. John p. Austin, who has been at.
tending the Territorial University, 70
turned 10 his hons at Snohomlsh lasi
; Wednesday.
The CONCERT 10 be given by the Y. n,
10. A. and the Battalion Band IL expect,
ed to be grad affair. The best loca
} talent viii appear.
Captain O'roole, accompanied by hi
wife, returned from q saccessful bust
ness and pleasure trip to Tacoma anc
Olympia yesterday.
7. NJ. @. Sutherland, chief detective OF
the Cascade branch Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad arrived in this city yes
terday from Portland.
Mrs. DIR. Grasse gave daliRhtful littli
> lunch party on TnuFsday afternoon il
J honor Of Mrs. Wood. Of San Francisco
!. Q sister Of Mrs. ). Baxter.
Miss Pauline johnson, the young In
: dian poetess, Of Brantford, Canada, !
pictured as tall, slender brunette, VIII
is proud Of her Indian race.
Mrs. Captain Selden left last FFida.
for an extended visit to California
She Rots In the hope OF improving he
health, which has been quite poor.
Mr.. Ed. Tonkin, freight clerk at To
Columbia q Puget Sound depot, Is III a
his residence. Mr.. O. L. Grant is I'LL
: Tag his position during his absence.
Mr.. p. Howe, the theatrical man
ager. formerly Of Seattle, left Portianl
last Wednesday for New York, in seaEcl
OF new attractions IN. the theaiFica
line.
Among those visiting this city yester
day we're Z. Barring JF. of Chicago, Mrs
Raleigh and child, Mrs. Gibson, \
3 Vevessage and Q. W. Van Kirk, Of Port
!. lahd.
, Among those who left for the Eas
last week we're William Patterson, 70
New York; Mrs. Qaialan and son, 70
Kansas City. and q. louik, for y
Paul.
Mr.. VIM. Janes, foreman OF th
Franklin mine, was 10 the city last even
J, ing. He reports business lively IN tn
camp. At present be Is employing
/ about 1870 men.
RA. Blaekman Of New York, Samue
, o. Ames and wife sf Seabeck. II. Jack
son Of Port Gamble, Z. ID. Smith o
Lowell, and Geo. Bracket Of Edmunds
are in this city. o
1, Captain J. @. Hatfield left for the Ba,
City on the Mexico last Friday. Dur
ing his visit there be will procure sig
mails 10 aid him In bis work as Sigma
Officer At Seattle.
Mrs. ]. r. Lewis entertained q few
friends at lunch 10 hoReF Of Mrs. o.
D ings. of Olympia. last evening. Thoss
present we're Mrs. Scarry, Mrs. II II
: Lewis and Miss Terry.
David Powell Of Carbonate. Jsnel
, Bartlett of Olympia. i. Il. Mess oil
White River, ID. Carney OF Six Mil,
Cove, and 4. b. Blake Of Danville, III i.
were in this city yesterday.
j. A. Raney, of Port Gamble; JohE
Moore. Of Tacoma; Thomas Collier, Of
Neah Bay; William Gray aud family, OF
: Bradford. Iowa. aud Ed Davis, OF Littls
Rock, Ark, are at the Arlington.
, A pleasant party vas given last Fri
day evening 81 the residence OF Il. A,
Bigelow, thu gathering being ia honOl
4 "a " HANLA 811 ~ AANAAf N-1 A~8Ng W
morrow for q visit to the Eastern States
Mrs. Richard lease Is dead 81 Mar
, gate, England. Her maiden name VA
Emily Tennyson, and she vas engaged
10 be married 10 Arthur Henry Hailam
shOse death prompted Alfred Henr,
rennyson 10 write In MemoFiam."
5. Ksiser, Of Spring Lake, Iowa, q
w. Former, Of Sn0homlsh, Thomas
J M0nahan. Of Bellingham, ]. p. Ferry
Of squak. L. FFszisF, Of Rentsn. A. E
RAYsdale. Of Portland, and Geo. Payne
Of Utsalady, will spend today in seattle
, Mra W. Z. Boone, Of Seventh and
Alder streets, entertained Mts. Yesler
Mrs. Minor, Mrs. GeFrisn, Of Pori
Townsend, Mrs. James MeNaught, Mrs.
Sourry. Mrs. II. H. Lewis, Mrs. Bnsssl
and Miss Grant At lunch on Thursday
afternoon
J. r. Sheets. of MI Vernon. @. II
. Anderson, Of Snehomish, ID. Q. Ben.
nett. 81 shelton, s. RiphArt. Of What
: CON, Jehn H4miin, James Hamlin and
} Jacob Morgan. Of Rosylia. and Z
. Benis. OF Pert Orchard, are At the New
, England.